Modifies swipe-to-close activities to be opaque by default (instead
of translucent by default). Previously, android:noHistory properties
on most activities in Wear were being ignored because they were
usually transitioning to a swipe-to-close activity that was marked
as translucent. This meant that the noHistory activity was still
technically visible, and so would never be culled from the task
history.
Now, we convert a swiped activity to translucent as soon as a swipe
begins, and convert it back after the swipe finishes. The previous
version of SDL tries to do this, but fails in the case where the
context is a ContextWrapper.
This approach is hacky and isn't merge-able into master. We leave
it DO NOT MERGE and will do a long-term fix after the holidays.
Test: Built a test app to verify that noHistory is now being
correctly respected. Manually verified that new activities start
out opaque and not translucent. Manually verified that Home
correctly starts/stops when it's revealed from underneath a
partially swiped activity. Tested general swipe behavior on Settings,
Contacts, Flashlight, Fit.
Bug: 33252029
Change-Id: Ib2e7f21ea1e0d52db03e78d25676501e5f73b31f
Instead of relying on the window animation system, in the special
case of a swipe-dismiss, disable any default window exit animation
and perform a custom animation. This bypasses some bugs in the
window animator codebase and allows us to have a nice "rebound"
animation if the user doesn't swipe far/fast enough to trigger a
dismiss.
Bug: 33041168
Change-Id: Ied45700d35a59950bacef1ba0650eaa5bc60fadb
When calling out to dump services hosted by external apps, use
dumpAsync() to avoid hanging if the remote process is wedged.
Test: builds, boots, runs with minimal logs triggered
Bug: 32715088
Change-Id: I70aa2666ae21dae8f09ded2063bed359c0b210c5
Bug: 32849428
* goog/cw-f-dev: (98 commits)
Revert "Catch KeyStoreException for setting profile lock"
Fix createConfirmDeviceCredentialIntent for wear for CTS.
Fix default dialog background colour for watch devices.
Catch KeyStoreException for setting profile lock
Add cross-links between FINE and COARSE location permissions. bug: 25371600
Fixed a bug with the emergency affordance in multi user
Zygote: Additional whitelists for runtime overlay / other static resources.
Import translations. DO NOT MERGE
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Zygote : Block SIGCHLD during fork.
colors: add missing accent_material_{700,50} resources.
Import translations. DO NOT MERGE
Import translations. DO NOT MERGE
Zygote : Block SIGCHLD during fork.
DO NOT MERGE ANYWHERE Revert "DO NOT MERGE ANYWHERE libhwui: make setSurface asynchronous"
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Change-Id: I63468da5bfa21ed9ac5985bbdbf3a61d4c389aa0
We want to create the classloader for the WebView in advance in the
zygote so that it can preload Java and native code for its children, but
the zygote can't talk to the package manager (so doesn't have a
PackageInfo for the APK) and also doesn't have an ActivityThread, so
constructing a LoadedApk is difficult.
Instead, we use the fact that ApplicationLoaders contains a
process-global cache of classloaders for APKs, and prepopulate a cache
entry without constructing a LoadedApk. This requires making
ApplicationLoaders public. To calculate the correct library paths from
the information the zygote has, we reuse the logic in LoadedApk (which
is already public, and just needs a small change to allow a null
ActivityThread when checking for instrumentation).
The other parameters for classloader creation (target SDK, bundled app,
etc) are hardcoded to usable values for the WebView's case. WebView
never needs to use any system libraries that aren't public so claiming
it's not bundled is fine even when that isn't actually true, and WebView
will always target the current platform API level.
Once the classloader is created, look up the factory class and call
preloadInZygote on it to give it a chance to preload the native library
and do other shared initialisation.
Bug: 21643067
Test: enable multiprocess WebView, examine librank output to see sharing
Change-Id: I696ead637e3f7382bcc58cfaf61eac5921862015
The emergency call was not launched in the current user
and therefore was only launching once the user had switched.
Change-Id: If6f3bcf77d88a0658b6e0f91f7e4da5d6264b04f
Fixes: 32424103
Test: manual: switch to secondary user and launch emergency affordance
Avoid the allocation of an unneeded string. With more than 4000
classes being preloaded, this adds up.
Test: m
Test: device boots
Change-Id: I61f10f61ebdd08d17e09aaedd8bf54cc40c41838
Allows configuring notification and sensor triggers
separately. Introduces a helper class that hosts the
logic for determining what kinds of triggers a device
supports.
Bug: 32073185
Change-Id: Ie7e8eb6b895dcc54e6f972e70642c7248b9e223a
Test: disable "ambient display", sensor triggers should still work
This is a follow up CL to my previous CL [1] that let
IInputConnectionWrapper to call InputContentInfo#requestPermission()
automatically so that temporary URI permissions can be granted
automatically on API 25+ devices whenever
INPUT_CONTENT_GRANT_READ_URI_PERMISSION is specified.
However, in that CL we forgot to handle exceptions thrown from
InputContentInfo#requestPermission(). This is problematic because it is
actually easy for IMEs to cause SecurityException by specifying a
content URI that does not allow grantUriPermission, e.g.:
inputConnection.commitContent(
new InputContentInfo(Uri.parse("content://call_log/test"),
new ClipDescription("test", new String[]{"image/gif"}));
As a result, IMEs can let the application crash at any time because
InputContentInfo#requestPermission() is automatically called inside the
Framework.
This CL makes sure that exceptions thrown from
InputContentInfo#requestPermission() can be handled gracefully.
[1]: Id955435dd2e72549ee7134f46b3c6951581694ad
f3806f57a5
Bug: 32162481
Change-Id: I08916a1f54518390d3b67ab1673dc901e3f9716a
Added a service that listens whether emergency affordances
are necessary.
If the they are needed, it adds an option to the
global actions dialog that directly launches the
emergency call and also adds a long-press listener
to the keyguard emergency button.
Test: adb shell settings put global force_emergency_affordance 1 && adb shell settings put global emergency_affordance_number 111112
Bug: 30404490
Change-Id: Ib96a15da2ef4b568a8d77140ebca6aa6f20f5ddb
There is no functional change. This is to support adding new types of zygotes
that all operate using the same protocol.
Bug: 21643067
(cherry picked from commit 94e824bc1b)
(cherry picked from commit 96b49848e7)
Change-Id: I2e12057e4c2e7567f909d699b487e70b1664cca8
This is a non-functional change that separates out functionality
that should be shared between the system zygote and the WebView
zygote from that which is system zygote specific.
* Move MethodAndArgsCaller to Zygote.
* Split out server socket functions into ZygoteServer.
* Add a new (stub, for now) WebViewZygoteInit class.
Bug: 22084679
Bug: 21643067
(cherry picked from commit ba816e0c9e)
(cherry picked from commit b9679dc1fa)
Change-Id: Iefdb0784dd08ac09a23aafe18663c13dce421775
This adds a new init-spawned daemon, webview_zygote, that starts a JVM and
acts as a zygote process for WebView isolated_app services.
Test: m
Test: angler boots
Test: Turn on Settings>Developer>Multiprocess Webview. webview_zygote32 or
webview_zygote64 start (requires dependent CLs).
Bug: 21643067
Change-Id: Ida98bd04b4d77736b672b03af651c4eb97ce88c1
